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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
HOW A NOVELIST WORKS.
Advice OF an Governors" Specialist.
Choice Detw zen Rest and Insanity.

Advice OF an "oyerwork" Specialist.
Choice Detwe cen Rest and Insanity.
After four nlontls enforced idleness David
Christie Murray, the novelist. is back again
in London and at work. He Is thinned down
prodigiously, but seems TO have recovered bis
old vitality and health Ispeak of his Illness
because, independent of the fact that he is
the best known and most widely read Of the
younger English novelists, his case is an in
teresting one to all slaves of the pen He had
been working very hard for years, producing
the equivalent Of four three volume novels
annually This means 600, 900 words every
day in the twelvemonth, Sundays and all
Under this strain he broke down all at once
last summer, like a watch with a snapped
handspring One evening just before the
crisis he drove with me down into the city
and told me of the accommodating orders for
work which be had hanging over him ard of
the-.effort he was making to stop smoking.
He ascribed his increasing nervousness and
inability to work to the excessive use of
tobacco, and he had then gone, | forget how
many days, without touching it. This did
not prevent our hating the cab down near
the bank, remember, for him to get out and
buy some cigarettes. A few days afterward
came the announcement in The Athenaum
of his enforced retirement from eli labor and
correspondence and of the non-appearanee of
his promised Christmas stories.
He tells me now that be went to the most
famous of "overwork" specialists The doc
tor made him shake hands with him. grip
ping hard, first with the right hand, then
with the left. This was the chief test, and
the decision was that he must take immediate
and complete rest The novelist pleaded his
list of pressing engagements and contracts;
the physician declared that he must choose
between repose and the madhousc, for one
side of his brain, and all the nervous organi-
zation which it controlled was in a most
critical condition. Nh Murray then told the
DOCTOR with a view to reassuring him, that
he had stopped short for some time his use of
tobacco
you have a cab waiting outside, haven't
you?" asked lie specialist.
YES"
"Well, jump into it as quick as you can,
aud drive to the nearest tobacconist's When
you are well again, moderate your smoking
II you like. But to stop it short in this way,
now. is the most senseless thing you could
do"
Mr. Murray went down into the solitude of
the Cornish coast and, taking lonesome cot
tage on the cliffs, set himself resolutely to
the task of doing nothing The first fortnight
was torture. but the burden of ideness began
then to grow lighter Four months of it has
brought him back, fit once more to begin
labor-London Cor New York Times
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

Old Deacon Dobson boosted that he
was always prepared for the worst" and
SO he was, for he always kept DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup in the house, regarding it
as the only safe remedy for ctushs and
ssldH
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Removal.

J. P. Stroehle. the stove dealer and
timer. has removed from the corner of
Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue, to the
corner of Fourth avenue and Fifteenth
street. in q building lately erected by
himself for his business. He carries q
fine line of stoves and does all kinds of
sheet iron and tin work.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

BUCHAREST, March 1.-THE Bulgarian
regents, fearful of the storm which to them
seems inevitable, have divided Bulgaria into
two military zones, the commander of each
being armed with powers virtually absolute
Tirnova has been fortified and garrisoned,
and Varra and Bourgas, together with the
shore defenses, have received large augmen-
tations Of artillery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
New Gauger.

President Cleveland has, upon recon-
mendation Of Congressman Niece, ap-
pointed Robert NJ. Burton, of Rushville,
government gauger in this district, in
place of Elijah Carter. deceased.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Police Points,

Alvary Wills was fined SO and costs by
Justice Cook yesterday. for assault upon
T. W. Moore. of the Schsfer house, last
Sunday, and sent to jail upon failure to
nav the amount.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Knights Of Phythias.

Important meeting on tomorrow even,
ing; special work under dispensation from
the grand chancellor. Every member
please be. on hand at 7:30 sharp. By
order of chancellor commander.
e. H. BOWMAN, JR., Z. RS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

Choate's dramatic company commence
an entire weeks performance at Wagner's
opera house on Monday, March 81, open
ing with the melo drama entitled PAS
sion's Slave" Harry Choate as Manuel
Devoe, and Matte Choate as Mamie
Briscoe Street cars after each perform
ance Admission ten and twenty cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

PEORIA. Ill, March 17-Postmaster
Dowdall has succeeded in selling his paper,
The National Democrat, and Owen Scott, Of
the Bloomington Bulletin, takes it. The
former receives 900 Articles of incor-
poration have been sent to Springfield.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
RaRiAtratiNn.

City Clerk Koehler has received the
returns from all of the city wards of the
registration of last Tuesday. The enro!l>
ment as compared with the votes cast at
the aldermsnic election yesr ago, is as
follows;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

PRAGUE, March Ian explosion OF
dynamite occurred in q stone quarry at
Lobositz Wednesday, killing every work
man employed al the quarry at the time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

AUGUSTA, Ne, March u.--Mr Blaine
was on the floor Of the house Wednesday
morning for the first time this session He
was ACCORDED an impromptu reception.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

Some high toned families are kept busy
persuading, their poal .sir.is.s se stay in
She BACK ground
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

Wine at afternoon receptions is respon-
sible for many scandals.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
nj. m. CORRE'YT

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Solicitor in haneery an
II Notary Public. Abstracts. LoanR and collec
tons. Office, Bufo liz Block. ID avenue. over
Bakers Icwelry store nov-30-dly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

The divided skirt is actually. receiving
stlsntisn Il fashionable society.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
WHEN YOU TRAVEL

Line selected by the United States Government to cary
the Fast Mal,-the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

NEW YORK. March 10.
Nheat-No. | red state, a3jac; No. = do, 90
92]ac No. red winter, May. al3sc. Corn
No. mixed cash. 5yG5l,: March, 4s1sc;
April, 1870. Oats-No ] viii e state, 3sl6c;
No. do, $3.50. No. mixed March, 34lac
Rye-Dull. Barley Nominal. Pork-Dull
old mess, Sl5.;;5 LI5.75. Lard-April, STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sro0K&
Cav FIN Aycfsco Feb Il 1887
MONDAY. Feb, PIP. N.

MONDAY, Feb 21-P. NJ
The market opened weak with particular demonstra-
tons against the values of Philadelphia and Reading and
Richmond and West Point OF the total transactions
aggregating 1476OO shares Philadelphia and Reading
contributed $4,000 shares and Richmond and West Point
1000 shares Reading early depressed q per cent
to 37 later sold at 37os, and then down to Sea- and
closed at 374 Richmond and West Point declined 1is
per cent to 434 and closed at 43 In snpine market
the special movements referred to were influential
In marking more less Of declines
for the general list The julness 10
well exempfed by the fact that the transactions in Lake
Shore and Erie aggregated only 1000 shares EACH and In
st. Paul only 5000 shares. and in Pacific Mail only 100
shares pretty clear development that II the demand
was small tho supply was also limited, particularly when
1t noted that St. Paul declined only 30 per cent Lake
Shore only s and Erie after advance Of ls closed I'M
changed. An additional engagement OF 100000 gold
for shipment to Germany used for Its full value as
depressing influence. 1t tresome to repeat the ofod
story that all this "bear talk about gold exports and
possible temporary money stngonoy fails to bring any
genuine stocks to MARKET but nevertheless 1t Is true
Foreign wars Interstate Commerce BILL Congressional
investigation Of the Pacific railroads period OF inactiv
ity in the iron trade because contracts for
future delivery already have been made
far ahead. labor strikes. and finally
predictions OF gold shipments and threatening OF lock-
ing up money thus far have resulted only In creating
dull and unlnteresng market and robbing brokers OF
commissions purchases which are postponed only he
OF the activity In attempting to depress values
which frghens buyers The holders OF securities
have not been disturbed rightly or wrongly they be-
lieve that the depressing influences are temporary and
that the general situation warrants ultimately higher
figures Hence is that lately the spasmodic depressons
have caused duncss while the periods OF Improvement
have been accompanied by greater activity cannot be
disguised however that the special speculations In two
hree OF the Southern stocks regarded as threaten
ing features the general speculation ana 1t Is not to DO
doubted that II Richmond and West Point and Its anneXes
could be eliminated from tho market more confident
feeling would be developed for stocks OF better charac
Generally the declines OF tOdays market arc meas
ured by n cent nevertheless the tone was heavy
and At the end only barely steady. 49,
Government bonds dull but firm, with the bids TOT
the IS and LIS up Is per cent Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
BATCH OF DIVORCE CASES.

Judge Hoesen OF the Court e Common Pleas yester
day his after hearing testimony in the suit
OF Mrs H. Hoffman ior limited divorce from Henry
Hoffman charged that a had abandoned her and their
children after having cruelty treated them She said hc
chased the eldest boy with nfe struck her IN the ace and
TO Chicago with Lena Little his companion soon
after he rtuet she had him arrested and held TO ball $500
OF Sc week amOny The husband declared
jealousy the OF the trouble
he did intend her and vii ing 10
support She recalled and that size believed
her life would be In danger she lived with him and she
would no longer do
Justice ponohue yesterday granted limited divorce to
Mrs Gabrielle oU Milton H. sweet. who married her
while she enp yed in hs restaurant IN f ton St and
aerwar deserted her The husband Is equed to pay her
81 "A week aimony.
Justice Donohue confirmed the report OF Referee Denis
spehssy granting al absolute divorce To Mrs Ahnie NJ
Aannasse IN her suit against Albert MaDnasse Mrs. Man
Dasse Viola Clifton, charged her hus
band who ~ known the minstrel boards Billy Lester
with undue intimacy with Jesse Gray
The motion slimOny counsel fee pending the suit for
an absolute divorce brought tho wife Of Amos
Hopkins. which heard yesterday before Justice An
Crews, was nfiourncf until February 2s.
Judgment OF absolute divorce was rendered YESTERDAY ny
justice DODoh OF Mrs. Agnes virginia SULLIVAN IN
her nt against Daniel sullivan the actor who Is known on
the stage as Dan suliy.
Justice Andrews yesterday decided that James Mofct must
pay Mrs Ellen Moet $40 week anony aud counsel lee
vi s2JU pen,tne her suit Tor a limited divorce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MAh ~ r,rt
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2l-Provisons-Ba
sTs Od; Long Clear Miidles 37s OBJ snort Sic TseS
All. I'D; Short Ribs sos Ud shoulders zos W Po
s6s Cd for Extra India Prime Mess oes toisrn
Prime Meas. 02s O per Dbl, rgne s5s Prime Vest
ern sos sd Lard on 50 Cd Ma%s- Tor aSost United
States American Choice eta 9d Tea sa
Western spring Is Id. ala 6d:l Rcd WINTER; 40 No
Is Sd per eenaL New No Winter; "a, caiopnia No
d do No g.: ID o. 10 at 81 London S,d as. Cd
per Refined Petroleum ID sT saSp S Cd per Cw
Fine American. 2ts 6d Prime S os Cd o. tinseed or
aos Cd per cwI 2 q, ion
hind State ~ ia rs o. Cd cots0nsesd
seeets Of wheat for week From Atlantic ports $4,000
onsgt.rx from Pacific ports. - Quaitersi HUN o'n'i
soIrces ~, 900 quarters nj, .oo ....,...
LONDON Feb 2-Produce-Li on 40 0soa I'm
"a "a ner ton Calcutta Linseed %la0d per quarters In
seed Cake les I'd Per ton Remind asS Y psr
cwt Pas g. oals Cd sss Va gS.
ss poorsns o6 Ia Oh Cd for ais a. Sas
Cd; Mutton 2is Cd a30s I'd Cceoanui 0mCeyoSs ias
a. Corhin R37 Os Refrigerated Beef o. S' IT,
hind quarters aud ID for fore quarters per 90 py hs
XsTWrur. Feb. 2l.-Pelrolsum- Pale American 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

fIvERPooi, Feb. 2l-l230 p. m--Cotton steady with
fair demand Middling uplands 6sl; do. Orleans Bid.
export Heceipts2SO0o bales including "a 400 bales
lean.
delivery Sid; February and Marchelivcry lOo4d
IS SD do April and May delivery lZb4d DO May aud
lime delivery H. G4 do June and July delivery l5O4d
sso Sad; do July August delivery. lSOSd; do
August ana September delivery lso4 do September and
October delivery. lZ64d -,.,-. ma ,.,.. 1850
Tenders delivery at todays clearinga lVoo bales new
Tns sale, Of the day included 800 bales American
Futures steady Upande Low Middling clause fe9ruay
04d sellers do March and April delivery, Lush
sellers; do April May delivery l2.64d buyers 40
delivery 1854. sellers do Juhc anu
delivery lid sellers do July and August dehvoiy
buyers, September and October delivery iooAd'
selleis .,,, 49,
4 D. m.-Futures closed quiet but steady. Uplands Low
Middlng clause February delivery l0oad n
Aprl delivery I0U+d BUYERS do April and LAY en
cry ll6Ad BUYERS do May and June delivery $3.50
tuyers DO June and July delivery i31sa mauv, u
& and S do SS and
october delivery. lI.6ld. value. ,,,,
GALvEsIos. Feb. 2l.-Cotton firm MiddlinE sli Low
Middling S9l Good Ordinary slIe ne, aau E' Ss
NORFOLK. Feb. 2i-Cotton steady Midding, 96le nct
bales. ssies sSi bales stock rs. $50 bales.
MidGiins sisiS dood Ordinary iisI net f.ssipis
Sss. dcssswss ISIS bales: sssS ESQ Ssies 1883
VSw.oRIAxA Feb 2i.-cotton quiet MiddinG Ills;
Low kddins bst 0ood Ordinary. b.lei net sHd gro.s
rscspt l06B8 bales Exports TO France e63 bales
WISE bales, sales. 5000 bales STOCK ssss<s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rEArnREs OF IEY.YliK DRALLNGA

FEATURES OF Ne Wy TX DEALtNfS
moderately active business done In wheat options
yesterday the tendency OF prices was again downward
In spite prices the local bears combine with the e1
poer naturally wish 10 buy goods cheap to try TO get
prices Spot wheat or = cent but the export
demand received life shippers taking nearly l4oooo
bushels this large inquiry and also the heavy redno
ton shown In visible supply that rallied options IA
cent IRON the decline the day The bears protested
expect greater reduction than was reported and owl
aggressive hull leader needed 10 turn inc SEN
operators The bulls 10 be content 10
Temporarily lower values the ground that the large Or
eien requirements with war and crop seares ahead VIII IN
sharp reaction Ateas they are not cam
gnng decided scale The wheat options ended steahy
Apr al 9Oa May az 81 L. for June az 81 . and for
August at 923 Corn dull and drooping In the
option prices showing losses OF ia cent The close
was firm however a OF trfe from the lowest
POINTS follows March AZ. April asa May ~ -, June
5S7s July 49, shippers were free buyers taxing
10000 bushels prices on "a cent for spot lots
featuTclcs but ia cent easr the options CLOS
35< February. 30 Tor March aud April sob ior
Nav 50 for June strong tone perVadei ihe
lard speculation. hut the interest was hight tna prices
ended points higher as follows: February and March
81 ~. April II 30. May 81 a. Iune 81 90.
receipts AMI ronr reported yesterday AZ
NewYork Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were M fol
Wheat. 1886 bushels corn l6Os3I bushels oats
packages Chicago Milwaukee ami ~ Ions the arrivals
Wheat 3l.l75 bushels; corn. l66.7p7 bushels oats
1871 bushels total grain 333 3Gi bushels -four 2OOs5
larre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
THE STATE or TRADE

. BALrIxosn Feb 2l;1cottcn G.m; Miidlns e..s9se
Brand: gas; 6 Family 8 sas:s;..,!:
sSSsss ss q f.s
ssgsssTa Western sSet sSashsT1 Whit;
sssasy sSsn'rp White ws:,srs
rive firm as sgsbsc. Hay easy. Prime @ Upolcs
Wssssr. 81 4SSsls Provisions steady M ss pS.:
packed 70shc. Bacop-shoulders 7s3stc Clear mo
Side. aas Packed
Eas' dun ana easy At lsc Petroleum steady
HsssSf sS e i
nDsa 100 lota.:::: whstoy steady at q 2sSsi ~
cram is Rssoipss@sisur OSis wI:s:
10000 Sn s2SS O9: S' ss o % ss: fSS
bnsh Corn 27.5oo bush ssloswnost 262soo bush Corn
s. rs IS oos 20 Spring Wheat Patent.
prime IS SoesS rs Corn quiet Steamer Ysiow Sic
80 g. dun No. I%h.s q Ne %hss
dull 's ssne
Creamery 22c: Eastern Extra CTesmery 25e. West
Yorr and vermont Bss, Is .sssag Eastern
Extra lsSc: Eastern Frsts Recepts for the day
os sUsa snort. 5000 'S bush o''o ''O00 '''A
ByyvALo Feb. 2l,-wheat-No Hart Quiet bus hrm
90 oss ..ss o %es., Suss
9sE a weak snS Yellow 81. No. No. 81 No so x'1.
e. 6s good S %S and q Ices No. %.sd
1850 b aaey d1 on Rys :
80. bush shpments- 5000 bush Corn $4,000
bush Oats 5000 bush
Patents 81 2sst 5o Southern Winters So soss4 Mich
gan Winter So rs co. Choice to Fancy Minnesota Pat
ssss rye Floar-s3 ooSs5 10 IN SSla Buck wheat $40
The Il Linz ,nturos r.noa I a, f,IIow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb Il tSpooidn.On Saturday the estimates
were thai there would be hogs yards this
ing that there only $4,000 there today
There bearlsh feeling In the wheat pit a. the opening
morning and It spread over TO edge OF the pork pit
NAV opened of the provision crowd at sl4 s7
while on the side selling above slS 30 IL was
soon selling at sl5 all the crowd Notwithstanding a
deplorrby in all the grain crowds the pork
dea; 10 now being by Nat Jones aud y. b. Ream.
Charles Wright short and sweating under loss that
promises unless stops 10 swallow up big share OF The
profits receipts ~ hogs for the week promise 70 be
prey liberal Wheat opened NJ 79s cents the curb for
May dropped at 60 under ~ cents IN me regular
schwartz and Dupee were le largest sellers am ,uh
large the able II
was largely covering OF shorts on Saturday
wlc LEI without the support OF short interest
oUody expected TIL the last moment mat iho amount OF
sight would be down by l4nOOO bushels 10
under O0D bushels but when the visible supply hgls
were made public they apparently lad no chect al all HE
sharply Just after the announcement NAY
wheat TO 7s4 cents nearly ~ low a, dropped "a,
week The $50 o'clock was at 1Ss cents Tor May
wheat May closed at $3.50 cents. and May pork al
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

James W Drury fell on the recovered stairs leading
uptown track of the elevated railroad
eI,teeuth.st 1hrdavc IL 1886 broke
MS leg. taken n bellevue Hospital. lie died
derIm tr.mcns His ADMINISTRATIVE Ellen
Kelley, sued the Mania tan Railroad Company Tor 80 600
tired yesterday in the Superior Court before
O'1,oruan and % The evidence showed thai
Di,y and his brother law lad spent the night In iquo
defendant claimed that Drurys fal
caused his iutoXloSton The Judge held Tat even
be died Of erum emens ms death was hastened by ,
plaintiff could The Juiy gave her verdict
lar $500. Inc counsel Or ue company said That he wout
appeal A.. -,
suit OF Charles u. chase against Mira Julia !.
Jsmrs usiee OF the estate OF her husband freherck
James, Edrews. OF The supreme Court
has cn the tor reference IN regard 10 The amour
To ir paid by her under tho Will 10 the heirsstaw
ihs Union American Mrtoisi ElscopaI Chufch mas op
miss justice Andrews 10 sell lis edioe IL
West fiieeDti,st 10 Julius taDgeDbahn FOL $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Feb 2l-l2:30 D. m.-Consols. 100 1910 LOT
both money account United states fOu yer cent
Hands l3O1s Atlantic and Western First Mortgage
Trustees Certificates i6s do Second Mortgage dV. Hsh
adau Pacific 0Js kTe 81 .; do second Sohsos iVuti
Illinois Central 1872 Ordinary, Of st. faui CON-
mon. g3ia. Pennsylvania, 37x ,,,.. =. 20 ,-,n,.
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent i'ehto' =" 20 "o'
60 centines for the account -. ,.. uo..raro
4:3O D. Atlantic and Great western rnst mor,saso
Trustees Certificates 49, Canadian Paciho 90; Erie % y
Mexican Ordinary. biz stPaul Common, sSS fennsy"@
MIA 81 Il; Reading, 1879 . MI, =, r,u,o,A On
balance to-day Is R22.O00 ,,... =. 70 frame.
10 ccntimes for the account.
lIudaon's bay Company gle
nauisl Euura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
proposals.
CEALED proposals will be received

SEALED proposals will be received until the
~ 18Th OF March ut ~ O'Clock once
the general for electric lighting plant
plete W DO erected and tested until satisfactory according 70
the be furnished plans
TO Do seen 1t the Reiormatory
Bids DO accompanied by certified check for 20 per
Of tho thereof that contract
be made according the proposal and the contract must ts
The work 70 be done includes 2s ncandeseDt lights and
80 ghtA The right reject any or All pro
For the Board Of Manaeera
z p. BROCkWAf.
General superintendent
EIAIRA Jan. 81, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
WANTING PART OF A BIG SUM.

Myers Rutherford CO.. brokers who are stockholders OF
the NswOreans vicksbnrg and Baton Rouge Railroad Com
pany. sued Amos H. Calca ex-senator william II. Barnum
5oin Granger William L. scott; NJ Dodge. the Ameri
Railway improvement Company and others 10 recover
thor share OF 80 10000 winch tney aege was paid To Inc
defendants Northern iAcic HailrCa
sdsaton OF the transfer Ia them OF extensive land grant
obtained the New Orleans Wick surg and Baton Rouge
Railroad Company The hurried the ground
that the latter had brought the sut indi
vidua stockholders could do the 10
murfer heard Yesterday by Justice Donohuo In the
Snprcne CouIi, special Term, and the decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
MANNING LOGAN'S MANLINESS.


Friends Of the late Senator Logan will read with pleas
ure the noticeable change In the dead Senator'S SON.
Manning who prior his fathers death was generally
regarded goodhearte hut over INDUCED young man.
with rather indOlent and unsettled aims After
his fathers death Young is said to have had an
interview with his mother. In which he voluntarily
pledged himself industrious policy. AS one re-
suit Of this he has withdrawn from the Washington nr
OF which he member and IS 10 go into business al
Youngstown Ohio where Miss Edith Andrews, the lady
whom he is engaged. resides. At twenty-five his re-
sembance to his father is very striking His hair Is
straight jet black ana glossy and his heavy black mus
tache droOps the Senator's did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22

Mans inhumanity to women makes countless thousands
would be applicable rendering Pope lima IN
view Of the she has suffered and pains undergone
at the hands OF nnsku ply scans and quacks Naturally
modest she suffers until forced
gardng female difficulty which she well sap.
ping her 9Th. Ali this embarrassment avoided
and effected by purchasing Dr. Perces Fsvorte
ecron OF your druggist and taking as directed Price
duced TO ono dollar.